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Chat with Paul Kuharsky
Welcome to SportsNation! On Thursday, ESPN.com AFC South blogger Paul Kuharsky will drop in to chat about all the latest news from the NFL.
Kuharsky joined ESPN.com in 2008 after 12 years covering the Oilers/Titans and the NFL for The (Nashville) Tennessean. The New Jersey native and Columbia graduate lives in Nashville with his wife.
Send your questions now and join Kuharsky chat Thursday at 3 p.m. ET!
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Paul Kuharsky (3:01 PM)
Greetings all. Thanks for coming by.
Joe (Indy)
Glad to see you acknowledge that Peyton Manning doesn't exactly play his best ball in the postseason. You're prone to understatement, though: aside from one great half against the Jets, Peyton is actually ABYSMAL in the postseason. (And please don't bring up our one and only Super Bowl; Peyton was horrendous, but fortunately for us Colts fans, Rex Grossman was worse). The question is WHY? How can a guy so consistently stellar in the regular season morph into JaMarcus Russell in the postseason year after year after year? (ONE good half against the Jets aside). Is it pressure, anxiety, the cumulative wear on his body? Every Colts fan I know would happily give back some regular season wins and gaudy stats in favor of postseason success. In the end, Peyton will go down as an overrated paper tiger who crumbles whenever the games actually count. I can honestly claim I'd rather have at least 14 or the 32 starting QBs on my team.
Paul Kuharsky (3:02 PM)
Please name the 12.
danny (new jersey)
How has Verner looked in camp from what you've seen. Also, I've read that Blount hands are under rated. What have you seen?
Paul Kuharsky (3:03 PM)
Blount seems comfortable catching it. Verner also just in this week. Looks fine. Very early for both having missed May.
Peyton Manning [via mobile]
Pete Kuharsky, quick question. Who was funnier on SNL, me or Brady?
Paul Kuharsky (3:03 PM)
Honestly I think I missed Brady. You were quite good. The United Way skit was fantastic.
Ben (Indy)
Who plays more games, Bob Sanders, or Chris Johnson?
Paul Kuharsky (3:04 PM)
Chris Johnson if he's smart.
Kevin Costner (D.C.)
Good news Paul, BP just purchased 32 of my machines that separate oil from water. My next invention will be a machine that separates Titans first round draft picks from strip clubs. Can you help me find a buyer for this machine?
Paul Kuharsky (3:05 PM)
Bud can be a little stingy on these things. Though he just spent a bunch on a new security machine for visitors to team HQ.
Rob (Kentucky)
Will the Titans look for a veteran linebacker in FA or do they feel they are fine with who they have. If they do look in FA who might they look at?
Paul Kuharsky (3:05 PM)
They think they are fine with what they have. I would expect the primary veteran add, near end of camp, to be a RB.
Dogrockit (H-TOWN)
Curious about your projections on Rookie CB Kareem Jackson and The Texans Pass rush and Run -D.Obviously,they need to do well in their division.What will get them over the hump?Thanks PK!
Paul Kuharsky (3:06 PM)
Early to offer much on Jackson except that he has to be good. I could see Earl Mitchell getting a chance on third down over Okoye.
Brian (The Boro)
Do you see CJ sitting out this season?
Paul Kuharsky (3:06 PM)
Finley (back yard)
Mom says don't drink the lemonade out of Simon's pool!!!
Paul Kuharsky (3:06 PM)
When did Simon get a pool? I miss everything.
Todd (PA) [via mobile]
Who puts up better numbers this year Sims Walker or Wayne considering there's way more weapons in Indy now with Clark Collie Garcon and Gonzalez?
Paul Kuharsky (3:09 PM)
Wayne had 37 more catches last year and the Jags won't throw it more than they have to. Gonzalez's return and the addition of Brody Eldridge isn't going to cost Wayne enough for Sims-Walker to catch him.
Tom (ACTIONVILLE)
What have you heard/seen about the Jags latest draft class? Another sleeper like last years successful crop?
Paul Kuharsky (3:09 PM)
Everyone's draft class looks great right now. Expectations high, chances to fairly judge, non-existent.
RJ Martin (Seattle, WA)
will Green bay win their division this year?
Paul Kuharsky (3:10 PM)
I believe it will, yes.
Dave (Canada)
Your early thoughts on a team that will surprise this year and a team with high expectations that will flop.
Paul Kuharsky (3:10 PM)
Atlanta and San Francisco rise. Bengals fall.
Trey (Still living in with his mom, NC )
so from what you saw and have heard of Trindon Holliday do you think he is actually keeping up with the team? or what do you see? practice squad?
Paul Kuharsky (3:11 PM)
Needs to catch the ball much more consistently as a returner to have a chance with Texans. Bur I don't know if you can get him to the practice squad.
RoscoHawk (Nashville)
Paul, as I get older I find myself siding more and more with the players when it comes to contract issues. I use to have the naive mindset that 'you are lucky to be playing a game for so much money." Is there a chance that we will see a big move to guaranteed contracts in the new CBA, similar to MLB, or NBA? Love the blog.
Paul Kuharsky (3:13 PM)
Guaranteed contracts are the worst possible thing that could happen. They are the worst thing about MLB and NBA. Wrong guy gets big money and you are stuck with an unmotivated Milton Bradley or Stephon Marbury. Is that what NFL fans really want? I sure don't. Guaranteed money up front is enough to leave guys with incentive to play. It's harsh that you can get cut, but it makes it mostly based on how you produce.
Paul (Phoenix)
How do you see each team finishing this year? I see Houston winning the division, with TEN second, JAC third and Indy (led by their aging and grossly overrated QB) finishing fourth, though certainly I know that's not a popular prediction.
Paul Kuharsky (3:15 PM)
It's not popular because it's insane. The Colts are better than last year. Their talent level compared to the Jags is ridiculous. Titans are overrated right now, seems to me.
lucas (bloomington)
Ridiculous question but one about which I am genuinely curious. Would it be against league rules for a team (Titans) to sign an egotistical D-lineman (Haynesworth) and stipulate in his contract that he would personally pay a couple million bones out of said contract to the most underpaid star in the NFL (Chris Johnson). Im guessing they can't, but am curious as to what would prevent it (besides Haynesworth and his agent). Thanks
Paul Kuharsky (3:15 PM)
Let's start with the part where Haynesworth is under contract to Washington...
Dustin (Stanford CA)
Hey Paul, thanks for remaining objective during all of the Titans' drama last week. Can always count on you to keep your cool. Anyway, I wanted to ask what you think about the Titans' return game this year with D. Williams and M. Mariani. Do you think either has the chance to be a game breaker (D Hester like) or will both be more steady (Chris Carr)?
Paul Kuharsky (3:16 PM)
More Carr than Hester, but with some big-play potential.
Mike (Philly)
Who looked the best of all the rookies in the OTAs you visited? Which teams in the division need the most production from rookies to have success next season?
Paul Kuharsky (3:17 PM)
Let's stay with eight guys -- every team's first two picks. Tyson Alualu caught my attention the most. Very quick off the ball, fast first step.
Bryan (Waupaca,WI)
Paul,Have you heard anything about Owen Daniels lately in regards to his health or his contract status?
Paul Kuharsky (3:17 PM)
Still recovering. Wasn't practicing when I was there, sure he's still not now. Should be ready for camp, I believe.
Joe (Indy)
Do you see the AFC South as the best division in the AFC? If not, what is?
Paul Kuharsky (3:18 PM)
AFC East is other contender. I think either the Jets or Dolphins won't match expectations, however. And with Buffalo really bad, I would go with AFC South, yes.
John (Baltimore, MA)
If the Titans can avoid the slow start they suffered last season, do you see them as legitimate wild card candidates?
Paul Kuharsky (3:19 PM)
I don't think they are a playoff team, no.
Charles (Goodlettsville)
Ever seen this many key players staying away from Indy's mini-camps before? This seems to be a new thing for them.
Paul Kuharsky (3:19 PM)
By "this many" you mean two?
Taylor (CA)
Any guesses if Cecil will install a new or modified defensive scheme this season? Several times last year I saw what looked like a 46 type nickel defense (3 Safeties incl. Kaesviharn and then Fuller at nickel). Obviously the team wouldn't get away from Zone, but with a year under his belt does Cecil go for a more aggressive scheme like Gregg Williams?
Paul Kuharsky (3:20 PM)
His scheme is going to look like Schwartz's, not Williams'. And it should, that's what their personnel fits.
RoscoHawk (Nashville)
Who gets more carries this year, LaGarrette Blount or Javon Ringer?
Paul Kuharsky (3:21 PM)
Fantastic question. I think there may be a veteran added before the season, even if CJ is back. In which case I might say that unknown vet.
Simon Kuharsky [via mobile]
Dude, can I have some ear plugs? I'm having nightmares about vuvuzelas.
Paul Kuharsky (3:21 PM)
Ear plugs won't stop the sound of your dreams, buddy.
Mo (Mountain Top, PA)
Favorite sports movie?
Paul Kuharsky (3:21 PM)
Field of Dreams.
Chris (Indy)
Considering the Colt's Perennial injury situation at corner, do they pick someone up before the season, bank on one or two of the young guys filling in, or cross their fingers and hope no one gets hurt? Have you heard if any of the young guys are showing real promise?
Paul Kuharsky (3:22 PM)
Who's got a great fourth corner? No one, right? Everyone is looking for corner depth. Lots of teams would love to rank it as a top two or three concern.
Gil (Urban Jacksonville)
How can the Underwear League be "too intense"? Would making the season 2 games longer and eliminating OTA's be less intense?
Paul Kuharsky (3:22 PM)
Apples and oranges. They'd bargain for two more games. They bargained for non-intense underwear practices.
Dustin (Stanford CA)
With McRath suspended, any chance Reenie Curran gets on the field?
Paul Kuharsky (3:23 PM)
I think he's the fourth backer when McRath is out. Would need an injury ahead of him, probably.
Richard the 3rd (N.C.)
do you thin theres a real position battle for second receiver between Jacoby Jones and Kevin Walter? or do one of them really stand out to you?
Paul Kuharsky (3:23 PM)
I don't think they re-signed Walter to demote him, but we'll have to wait and see on that.
Phil (Iowa)
is that primary veteran add at RB Westbrook?
Paul Kuharsky (3:25 PM)
I sure hope not. He's a receiving back, and the Titans are not a screen team.
Ally (Tampa Bay)
I know you're not big on predictions, but which teams do you think finish first and last? I've got: 1) HOU 2) JAC 3) TEN and 4) IND
Paul Kuharsky (3:25 PM)
Colts and Jags.
Kevin (MN)
Maybe ESPN should fire all of their contract writers and just make everyone free-lance. I'm sure writers would be more motivated this way and the overall quality of articles would increase.
Paul Kuharsky (3:26 PM)
Would it come with guaranteed money up front? I write for my next contract the same way guys have to play for their next contract.
Richard (Wichita)
Is there any Chance Peyton can get another MVP this year or will there be no justification for him to be able to earn another one?
Paul Kuharsky (3:27 PM)
Justification? The guy who plays the best in the eyes of the panel wins MVP. They aren't deciding to eliminate a four-time winner the summer before the season.
Cal (L.A. )
What are the chances Wayne and/or Mathis 'pull a Haynesworth' and decide simply not to show up for all mandatory activities---including actual games---unless they get new contracts?
Paul Kuharsky (3:28 PM)
Close to zero. They may not like the money they are due to earn, but I guarantee they like it a lot more than no money with a lockout looming.
Tom (MN)
So if the Titans fail to make the playoffs does Fisher get the ax?
Paul Kuharsky (3:28 PM)
Tim Hasselback (Bristol)
Thanks for respecting my opinion on Vince Young so much. Liz never lets me talk at home.
Paul Kuharsky (3:29 PM)
You're welcome. People say I look like your brother. He's one handsome fella.
Jemele Hill (world cup)
Have you changed your mind about the favorite to win the world cup?
Paul Kuharsky (3:29 PM)
Argentina or Holland.
Tennessee Jed (has a long memory)
LP Field is 11 years old now... how long until Bud Adams (or his heirs) starts agitating for a new stadium and threatening to move the team again?
Paul Kuharsky (3:29 PM)
At least 19 years, since they have a lease that long and have been treated great in Nashville.
Mark Howard (Nashville)
Aren't those NBA Finals intense, Paul? Now if you'll excuse me, I need to warm up some meatloaf.
Paul Kuharsky (3:30 PM)
How can anyone call these NBA Finals epic? Talk about an overstatement.
Clay Travis (Nashville)
Can you say my name on your chat?
Paul Kuharsky (3:30 PM)
Clay Travis amuses me on Nashville radio at lunchtime. But he should shave.
Mike O (Jacksonville)
Did the Jags mess up by not taking Tim Tebow? Do you think Gerrard can step up this year or is he done?
Paul Kuharsky (3:31 PM)
Absolutely the right choice not to draft Tebow. They'll get a better QB in the 2011 draft.
Tom (ACTIONVILLE)
You Said: "Let's stay with eight guys -- every team's first two picks. Tyson Alualu caught my attention the most. Very quick off the ball, fast first step." Does this mean the national media is probably wrong and Gene Smith yet again is a genius?
Paul Kuharsky (3:31 PM)
No, it means in practices that mean very little in which he couldn't hit or be hit, he looked good.
Marc (IL)
To what extent will Cushing's suspension lower their chances to beat the Colts? Or can they beat them even without Cushing?
Paul Kuharsky (3:32 PM)
Can? Sure they can. Doing so without Cushing will be harder. No reason to pick them to win that game until they win that game, is my thinking.
Nate (Indy)
How deep are the Colts at safety? It's probably out of the realm of possibility to deal Antoine Bethea for a sign-and-trade OL like Jammal Brown, Jared Gaither, or Logan Mankins. But it's an interesting idea, no?
Paul Kuharsky (3:32 PM)
Until Bob Sanders gets hurt, at which point you'd sure miss Bethea or Bullitt. Interesting to talk about, never going to happen.
Magic Johnson (Lalaland)
Who wins game seven tonight?
Paul Kuharsky (3:33 PM)
We haven't met. I don't care about the NBA. But I hate Boston sports, so go Lakers.
Simon Kuharsky (kitchen)
Dad will you let me sail around the world in 16 years by myself?
Paul Kuharsky (3:34 PM)
Your mother and I have actually discussed this and no.
Nate (Indy)
How much does losing the last couple days of OTAs affect teams like the Jags and Lions?
Paul Kuharsky (3:35 PM)
Better to have them than not to have them, but hardly a deadly blow.
Guy (Round Rock, TX)
Paul - would you stop writing if ESPN went from a 4 - 3 to a 3 - 4?
Paul Kuharsky (3:35 PM)
My agent makes all my decisions for me.
Steve (Ann Arbor)
Why would the Titans not consider making an offer to San Diego for Volek?
Paul Kuharsky (3:36 PM)
Because they a) Already have one more quarterback than they can carry; b) Hate Volek; and c) Presume the Chargers need Volek after dealing Whitehurst.
Kendra Lindsay (Bridgestone Arena)
Thoughts on Myron Rolle? Smart guy, obviously - but can he contribute at safety/on special teams? leader in the locker room?
Paul Kuharsky (3:37 PM)
He'll lead other young guys, but you have to be more than smart to lead beyond that -- be on the field, be productive. I doubt he gets a safety chance barring big injuries. He'll have to be a good special teamer to stick.
John Rich (Love Circle)
Paul, come on back home. The neighborhood just isn't the same without you.
Paul Kuharsky (3:38 PM)
I like you like I like Boston sports and Mexico soccer.
Eric Cox (Madison, WI)
Any chance the Colts will pick up Tyjuan Hagler again this offseason? The guy was a starter last year until the annual injury bug. Does Indy have enough depth at LB that they won't go that route this summer?
Paul Kuharsky (3:39 PM)
Seem happy with Wheeler and drafted Angerer and Conner. Hardly see Hagler as a pressing need.
Charles (Goodlettsville)
PK, was that you that asked VY "what would have happened if you would have broken your hand or if that guy had a gun" when asking him about the strip club scuffle? If so, good question, and did he ever even come close to recognizing that as being a real possibility?
Paul Kuharsky (3:39 PM)
It was me. He said not a punch a push and quickly looked for another question.
kim jong il (north korea)
Could you spread the word that the world cup ended and my country won?
Paul Kuharsky (3:40 PM)
No sir, I cannot.
Stephen Strasburg (DC)
Have you caught Strasburg fever?
Paul Kuharsky (3:41 PM)
Hard not to be impressed.
Chris Fiegler (Latham,NY)
What NFL Stadium that you have been to has the Most Expensive Concession Stand?
Paul Kuharsky (3:41 PM)
I don't get to the concession stands much.
Zo (Cashville)
No Bulluck, No Thornton, No McGrath for the 1st 4 games. What are the Titans going to do about that open outside LB spot?
Paul Kuharsky (3:42 PM)
Where is Thornton?
Maddie (NYC)
How significant a change is (or ISN'T) Indy's switch to Clyde Christenson at OC?
Paul Kuharsky (3:43 PM)
His history from Tampa Bay is poor. The Colts succession plans are not. So we'll see.
Roger Goodell (nyc)
Are the cancelled training camps a sign of future labor strife?
Paul Kuharsky (3:44 PM)
No. There are no canceled training camps. There are some canceled OTAs, and they're canceled as a result of a deal both sides agreed to.
Tim Graham (AFC East)
Why do you insist on entertaining these "people" with chats? also, we don't refer to Kim jong Il as "Sir" in the AFC East.
Paul Kuharsky (3:45 PM)
And if you spontaneously combust in the next few days, we will know why.
Dustin (Stanford CA)
Rennie Curran = Stanford Keglar or RC = Gerald McRath?
Paul Kuharsky (3:45 PM)
Closer to McRath, but do we have to decide already?
cliff (nashville)
If CJ2K holds out, gets a new contract, but misses the deadine to acquire a year of NFL service(30 day rule), has a 10 year career. What would the difference for him be in the end to have 9 years of service as opposed to 10. It might be worth the risk if he can get a new deal.
Paul Kuharsky (3:47 PM)
The only place it would hurt him in amassing years to be eligible for free agency. If he got a long-term deal now that way -- which I don't believe he will get or try to get in such a fashion -- then it would be a non-factor.
Kate Gosselin (Everywhere)
The guys on 104.5 are analyzing your chat on air. Are you officially over exposed?
Paul Kuharsky (3:47 PM)
Depends on if the analysis is positive or negative.
Kevin Costner (D.C.)
Do you think that any of the AFC South cities other than Houston could support an MLB team?
Paul Kuharsky (3:47 PM)
I do not.
Dustin (Stanford CA)
We are all football starved at this point in the year? What should we do until camp starts?
Paul Kuharsky (3:52 PM)
Vacation, watch soccer, eat nachos, do early Christmas shopping, go to a baseball game, drink beer, read a book, take your wife out to dinner and a movie, join Netflix, consider growing a handlebar mustache, fill out your Springsteen catalog, use up any unspent gift certificates, make sure your parents know you love them, sip a Margarita on the best patio you can find, make a charitable donation, clean out your ears, spend time in your workshop, read everything ever posted on ESPN's AFC South blog, learn how to play the piano, make a bucket list, create a new recipe, adopt a puppy... I could keep going.
Frank Wycheck (Nashville)
Will you be on 104.5 tomorrow morning?
Paul Kuharsky (3:53 PM)
Bosses asked me to take the day off.
Mike (Ohio) [via mobile]
Is Howard good to go for tomorrow? Think the US wins?
Paul Kuharsky (3:53 PM)
Cautiously optimistic.
Jeff (MN)
How does Kubiak keep his job this year?
Paul Kuharsky (3:54 PM)
Takes them to the playoffs. Even if he doesn't, I could see McNair standing pat.
Derek Jeter [via mobile]
I can't believe the number of celebrities that your chat draws. Will you be my wingman?
Paul Kuharsky (3:54 PM)
Say when pal.
Mike P. (Maryland)
Considering the way the Titans worked Eddie George and the short shelf life of running backs, why are they trying to use CJ less? Shouldn't they use him a lot while he is still fresh?
Paul Kuharsky (3:55 PM)
I'm with you. Take what you can get while you can get it. But you can't use him so much early that he's not the same late -- in the season.
Brian (Jacksonville)
What's your take on the Jags' limiting their scrimmage to Season Ticket holders only? It's caused quite a debate.
Paul Kuharsky (3:56 PM)
I don't have an issue with it. At some point people there need to realize buying tickets is the only way to be able to ensure you can enjoy having a team.
Grant Stewart (Atherton, CA)
Paul, chances from 1 to 100 CJ gets a max contract that he wants
Paul Kuharsky (3:57 PM)
What's a max contract? Did we shift to NBA? He's not getting what he wants, no.
Sarah Silverman (hollyweird)
Your chat is really funny can you write some jokes for me?
Paul Kuharsky (3:57 PM)
What's your rate?
Paul Kuharsky (3:59 PM)
This might have been a) the best chat ever, and b) the least football we've ever talked.
Paul Kuharsky (3:59 PM)
Please read my Dirk Koetter column: http://espn.go.com/blog/afcsouth/post/_/id/12464/creative-koetter-knows-jags-needs
Paul Kuharsky (4:00 PM)
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Paul Kuharsky (4:01 PM)
Let me know how you feel about pending chat hiatus.
Paul Kuharsky (4:02 PM)
Thanks for coming. See you soon.
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Maddie Abbot remembers being able to hear her opponent in the dugout as she stood in the pitching circle waiting.
The words weren't a taunt or shouts of encouragement to the next batter. No, they were a warning.
"Don't swing at her rise ball," the player said to a teammate who was about to face the Villa Maria sophomore.
For Abbot, a righthander who considers herself a strikeout pitcher, the interaction was a compliment, one that she looks back on with pride.
The exchange likely happens often when Abbot, who also has a fastball, change, drop, curve, and screwball in her repertoire, steps into the circle, and more so after the opposing side sees her work through the lineup the first time.

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The Board of Directors of the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) representing national shipowners' associations from the Americas, Asia and Europe met in London last week.
Issues discussed included: the development by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) of a global mechanism for the Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) of CO2 emissions; the entry into force of the International Labor Organization (ILO) Maritime Labor Convention (MLC); and ICS's response with respect to important changes to global accounting rules being proposed by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB).
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The National Archives and Records Administration awarded Lockheed Martin a $308 million contract last week to develop the national archives of the future the Electronic Records Archives (ERA).
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It is the oldest truism in the hockey handbook -- no team goes anywhere without solid, consistent goaltending, and in the new NHL, that means having more than one netminder who can provide it.
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The biggest letdown in the second season of the post-lockout era has been the play of Henrik Lundqvist in New York, where the Rangers are 7-6 after Thursday's win in San Jose. Only four teams have given up more goals than the Rangers and Lundqvist has been victimized by poor goals on almost a nightly basis.
A year ago, the Rangers were able to establish their strong work ethic and team unity in large part because Lundqvist was so good early in the season. Through the Rangers' first 10 games last season, Lundqvist didn't allow more than three goals in any one contest, giving up just 19 goals over that period. This season, Lundqvist has given up a whopping 36 in his first 10 starts. Rangers coach Tom Renney has been trying to use Lundqvist as often as possible to help him get his confidence back and help his team stay on track.
But that strategy soon might go by the boards as witnessed by Kevin Weekes' consecutive starts this week. Last season, Weekes, more than capable in spite of rough treatment at the hands of the Madison Square Garden faithful, played four times in October and then went 6-2 in November as the Rangers surged to the top of the division and conference standings. It's clear that Weekes is going to have to figure much more prominently into the Rangers' future plans if they're to approach lofty preseason expectations.
Meanwhile, the Phoenix Coyotes thought they'd added enough pieces, especially along the blue line with Ed Jovanovski and Nick Boynton coming in, to make life easier for workhorse Curtis Joseph. But Joseph, who was between the pipes for 32 of 38 Coyotes' wins last season, has struggled. He's allowed 31 goals through his first nine starts and the team's lack of goaltending depth has contributed to the Coyotes' woeful 3-9 start. Mike Morrison won the backup job over incumbent David LeNeveu out of camp, but was brutal and was waived after allowing 13 goals in four games. LeNeveu backstopped the Coyotes to a huge win over Edmonton last week, but then was torched for seven goals against the Rangers in his next outing (although he deserved better).
GM Mike Barnett has made inquiries, but the usual suspects when it comes to potential trading partners (Anaheim, San Jose and Buffalo) will not be making any moves any time soon to unload their prized goaltending depth. The end result? The Coyotes will have to pay dearly for better goaltending in the form of draft picks or prospects, or hope Joseph regains his form.
The third and most curious of this group is defending Vezina Trophy winner Miikka Kiprusoff, whose Flames continue to languish in the Northwest Division basement with a 3-7-1 record following Wednesday's 3-2 loss to Detroit. Kiprusoff started last season allowing fewer than three goals six times in the Flames' first 10 games. This season, he's managed that feat just three times over the same period. GM Darryl Sutter, so quick to dismiss anyone who has the temerity to criticize his team, suggests the team performed in a similar fashion a season ago but still managed to win the division. Oh, never mind then.
Poor Dave Nonis. The Vancouver GM has become a lightning rod for discussion this week after he unloaded while speaking at a local business luncheon. Among other things, Nonis complained the adjustments to free agency in the collective bargaining agreement make it harder for teams to keep their young players together. Gee, there's a news flash.
Did Nonis forget his predecessor Brian Burke struggled for years to assemble a competitive team under the old system with a payroll one-third what teams like New York or Detroit or Colorado or Philadelphia were spending? Did Nonis forget that it was virtually impossible for any team like the Canucks to develop, and keep, young stars because those aforementioned teams would simply outbid them for their services when they became free agents, or that teams like Vancouver regularly dealt young stars because they couldn't afford to pay them beyond their entry level deals?
Those same factors are still at play, but they're at play for Detroit and Philadelphia and the Canucks alike. Bottom line? If you can't create a winning environment for young stars in seven years, a place where they want to stay regardless of their status as free agents, then you'd better find another line of work. Imagine what Nonis, who insisted later that he'd been quoted out of context and really does love the NHL (and his job), would have to complain about if the owners hadn't taken the players to the woodshed during the lockout.
OK, hands up for anyone who is sick of all the moaning and wailing about the schedule. Once again kids, you can't have it all. You want to see Alexander Ovechkin and you live on the West Coast? Well, take a good hard look at a map and be thankful for the weather.
No doubt it's a drag if you're in the Western Conference and you only get to see Sidney Crosby or Ovechkin once every three years. And maybe there's a way to alter the schedule to allow teams from a Western division to face a different Eastern division team every year as they do in the NFL. But what do you think attendance is going to be like in Vancouver with the Islanders coming in on a Wednesday night in November? Will Nonis then complain about having to sell dogs like that?
As for the current schedule, some Western fans may not get Crosby and Ovechkin, but they do get to see Chris Pronger and Ales Hemsky and Jarome Iginla and Markus Naslund and Marian Gaborik at least twice a year, and depending on the division, sometimes four times a year. Fans in the Eastern Conference don't. The other factor that the schedule whiners forget is that inter-conference games generally stink. Ask coaches. Divisional and conference games always, always mean more, and therefore generally produce a higher level of emotion and a better product. In the end, isn't that what this about, putting the best product on the ice?
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Environmental issues have become increasingly prominent in local struggles, national debates, and international policies. In response, scholars are paying more attention to conventional politics and to more broadly defined relations of power and difference in the interactions between human groups and their biophysical environments. Such issues are at the heart of
Environmental issues have become increasingly prominent in local struggles, national debates, and international policies. In response, scholars are paying more attention to conventional politics and to more broadly defined relations of power and difference in the interactions between human groups and their biophysical environments. Such issues are at the heart of the relatively new interdisciplinary field of political ecology, forged at the intersection of political economy and cultural ecology.
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Place, Power, Difference: Multiscale Research at the Dawn of the Twenty-first Century - Lisa L. Gezon and Susan Paulson
Politics, Ecologies, Genealogies - Susan Paulson, Lisa L. Gezon, and Michael Watts
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The Fight for the West: A Political Ecology of Land-Use Conflicts in Arizona - Mette J. Brodgen and James B. Greenberg
Whose Water? The Political Ecology of Water Reform in Zimbabwe - Anne Ferguson and William Derman
The New Calculus of Bedouin Pastoralism in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - Andrew Gardner
Land Tenure and Biodiversity: An Exploration in the Political Ecology of Murang'a District, Kenya - A. Fiona D. Mackenzie
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